GE Aerospace

GE Aerospace is the successor to General Electric's core jet-engine business after the conglomerate split into separate companies. It designs and services engines for commercial and military aircraft, often through the CFM joint venture, and earns a large, high-margin share of revenue from long-term maintenance contracts on a vast installed fleet. While General Electric's dividend history stretches back decades, the payout was deeply cut during the group's restructuring, so the long continuity record sits alongside a much reduced current dividend and a very low yield. The focused aerospace company generates strong cash flow and is rebuilding shareholder returns, but the profile today is one of recovery and reinvestment rather than a high or long-uninterrupted income stream.